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Upper Elementary to Middle School Books
Theme: Books That Ask Questions
A Question of Magic - (ISBN: 978-1599908557)
by E.D. Baker
Serafina is in “training” to become the new Baba Yaga, a type of witch who has magical capabilities. One of the requirements of her surprising new job is that she must answer the first question anyone asks her with complete honesty. Sounds easy, right? Try doing this just for one day.
I’m Game - (ISBN: 978-0448441337)
by Nancy Krulik
Katie tries to help prepare her father for an upcoming TV quiz show by asking him every question imaginable. When she unexpectedly changes into her father, she is unsure if her preparation has been enough for HER to handle the queries! If you enjoyed this book, try more Katie Kazoo titles.
The Burning Questions of Bingo Brown - (ISBN: 978-0670819324)
by Betsy Byars
The notebook Bingo has to keep for school turns up a barrage of questions. Titled “Burning Questions” in his journal, they help him identify his doubts about a crush he has on various girls, his coming focus on problems his teacher might be having, and odd thoughts about a writing assignment on suicide. With great humor and thoughtfulness, this book depicts the inside of a pre-teen mind. Try keeping your own list of questions!
The Kids’ Book of Questions - (ISBN: 978-0761135951)
by Gregory Stock
Learn how to have a meaningful discourse with your upper elementary aged children by asking them probing questions. What questions will they have? How will you deal with them? This book has questions and answers!
The Mouse with the Question Mark Tail - (ISBN: 978-0803738386)
by Richard Peck
Mouse Minor’s peculiar tail mirrors the state of his life. His tail is different and so is his origin. Where did he come from? Why does he not fit in with the other mice in the Mews or at his school? He even comes to ask the Queen for answers, but he has to find out for himself, but how?